Martin's Station @ WRSP Traditional Cache

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Manville Possum: The pig was there, but the ammo can was a goner. I asked the pig if he saw the theif, but he would not squeal on them.

Thanks to all that enjoyed.

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Hidden : 9/14/2010
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

VSP approved cache near re-created Martin's Station at Wilderness Road State Park. There is a parking fee. The Park is near the middle of the 8 mile rails to trails multi-use trail. Cache is a 7.62mm ammo box with log and room for trade or trackables.

Martin's Station at Wilderness Road State Park is a re-constructed interpretation of the Blockhouse Station built by Joseph Martin in 1775 near present day Rose Hill on Martin's Creek. Joseph was the first White settler in the area, having attempted a settlement in 1769 but was driven out by hostile natives. He returned in 1775 and built the Station. This Station was the last outpost of civilization along Daniel Boone's Trail that became the Wilderness Road to Kentucky. (visit link)

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